Connect to Virtual Private Network (VPN) - Purdue University

If you have problems or questions regarding VPN, and your computer is supported by your campus unit s IT staff, contact them, or contact ITaP at Connect to Virtual Private Network (VPN) ITaP is asking faculty, staff and students to switch to a new higher-capacity Virtual Private Network (VPN) service where possible. These instructions will explain how to Connect to the new VPN. Things to Note: Not all on-campus resources require a VPN connection, email for example. Examples of on-campus resources that require VPN include personal and shared Network storage drives. During times when faculty, staff and students are working remotely, VPN should be used only when needed and disconnected when not needed to help prevent overloading of the VPN system. You will sign in with your BoilerKey (pin,push) when prompted for a login and password.

installation process. Navigate to the Antivirus and Security Software section on the Community Hub. You want the Cisco AnyConnect software. Choose the appropriate option depending on who owns your computer. Step 2: Choose your operating system and click Add to Cart.

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